Federal Corner Washstand
This corner table is an interpretation on the Seymour Washstands of the Federal period. It is made of mahogany and birds-eye maple with pine drawer parts and poplar secondary wood. The pull is a brass piece found at an antique store. It is a solid piece built with mortise and tenon joinery and both solid wood and veneer lumber cores. The turnings are an original design and feature leaf carvings and reeding.
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With a background in architectural design, carpentry, and woodworking, I strive to create furniture that is functional, beautiful, and adds personality to the space it occupies. I design pieces that feel natural and unique while honoring and incorporating traditional forms and innovations. Trained by the highly renowned instructors at North Bennet Street School's Cabinet and Furniture Making program in Boston, I have the skills and enthusiasm for building high quality, fine furniture that will last generations.
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